25 Tiny Dogs That Will Fit Perfectly In Your Tiny House

When it comes to small-space living, you don't always have room for everything you want in your home. We get it—downsizing is hard! That's why we rounded up these puppies, some of the smallest breeds that exist, to prove that even the tiniest of houses have room for the tiniest of dogs.

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1This dachshund who just wants to lounge in his bathrobe.

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2The trio of bulldogs who are ready to explore.

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3This handful of cuteness.

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4These too-cute garden helpers who you don't mind being in your way.

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5A baby pug who will just doze off in the palm of your hand.

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6Two mischievous Jack Russell terrier pups.

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7These West Highland white terriers who like to relax on brightly colored park benches.

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8These sweethearts that nuzzle into your elbow and just fall asleep.

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9This sweet little kitchen helper.

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10The toy poodle that will want to be your new travel buddy.

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11This dachshund who always stops to smell the daisies.

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12A Havanese who will follow you everywhere.

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13This puppy you'll mistake for a stuffed animal.

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14A cocker spaniel who likes to dig in the sand.

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15The not-so-helpful laundry assistant.

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16Your future little ray of sunshine.

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17This playful baby.

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18This sweet dog who you can carry around in a basket.

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19This itty-bitty Chihuahua who can fit in the tiniest of corners.

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20The corgi who will hide where you least expect to find him.

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21The puppy disguised as a cow (since your tiny house is certainly no farm!).

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22The playful pup who is smaller than his toys.

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23Cavalier King Charles spaniel puppies who like to watch you garden.

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24The baby so small she'll basically get lost in a field of grass.

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25This Yorkie who will show up in the most odd places—including your teapots.

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